organotherapy-use of sarcodes in practice

[Shannon Nelson]

I think this situation (nutritional deficiency) is one that can be
approached from either angle (improve intake and/or uptake).

Of course it's preferrable to improve the physiology such that
supplementation is unnecessary (and often homeopathic treatment will
accomplish this). On the other hand, if homeopathic treatment is either
unavailable, or hasn't sufficiently helped the problem yet, I think it is
*certainly* better to supplement than to continue in state of deficiency.

(Also, "supplement" can be a relative term, considering how deficient many
folks' "normal" diet is, and how far many of us have moved from our places
and foods of genetic origin. E.g., for someone of a racial stock accustomed
to eating lots of seafood, who is now eating red meat instead,
"supplementing" Omega 3's might be more of removing an obstacle to cure.)

If assimilation is so impaired that supplementation isn't able to overcome
the problem, then constitutional treatment (homeopathic or otherwise) would
be the only option, but I think this will be a minority of cases.

Constitutional treatment has the added advantage of improving other things
also, not only those specifically related to the identified deficiency;
however, some will find it best to begin at whatever starting point is
available.

Shannon
on 12/7/02 5:30 PM, Dave Hartley at dave@localcomputermart.com wrote: